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There is a Francesco Moser catalog at bulgier.net. The catalog dates from 80/81.

I'm fairly certain it was built by Roger Kowalski as well. I have been through the Clive Stuart, and Brian Rourke threads. It would be hard to argue that they don't share similarities. Love the seat cluster. Just need to get a few things to finish it up. Tires, cables, bar tape, and brake...

I'd love to visit, but am located in Boston, Ma. Perhaps in the future. The frame number on mine is 586. Here is a picture from the day I picked it up. I did swap the cinelli saddle as it is close to new condition, and I plan to ride the bike.

Here is a fairly early one I was lucky enough to run across recently. My research led me here. Best guess, 1972/73. Lack of braze ons 120mm rear, nutted brakes, campagnolo 1060 corsa ends... finished very nicely. All the parts are original to the bike. One of my favorite details is the notch...

I have one, and have spent the better part of an hour trying to resize the pictures....

Re: Thanks, I don't plan on changing a thing. It made it this far without my help.

Re: Yes they were, but this is about the only information I've found. I was going to use the parts for another frame but it was too nice to mess with so I am going to leave it be and get the parts elsewhere.

Also, yes, I'm a newbie to this forum. I've been a member of the bmxmuseum for 11 years... so for the most part understand the forums work. I'm looking forward to the knowledge and passion we share.

Re: Here are a couple more. I like the tires as well, I wish they were still available. I was speechless when I saw it in person versus the picture that had been listed. Just said thanks, paid, and loaded up. Pulled over a few blocks away to take a better look before the drive home. :D

I would have paid more for the pedals alone.

Hopefully this first attempt to post pictures works. New member, first post. If I can figure out the pics I've got more to share. I picked this up this up about a week ago. The pictures in the local listing weren't too clear. It had a set of panniers on it which kept some of it hidden. All...